On This Week’s Show: Kevin has left the magical studio in the sky, leaving Neil and guest host David Medsker of Bullz-Eye.com to fend for themselves. Even in his absence though, Kevin cannot escape the quips about his odd love of children’s television programming as the guys review The Spiderwick Chronicles. They also talk Jumper, [...]
On This Week’s Show: We anticipate the future release of the Miley Cyrus sex tape, but not before celebrating her big win at the box office last week. Speaking of sex tapes, we talk about how Paris Hilton’s The Hottie and the Nottie would be more interesting if it involved her with her clothes off [...]
On This Week’s Show: Neil returns from the very snowy, celebrity filled mountains of Utah to boast about rubbing elbows with Colin Farrell at the Sundance Film Festival. He also brings back a list of ten films that everyone should keep an eye on. The guys then review a bunch of films that neither of them have seen — further proof that studios fear their clout. Or their girth.
Films Reviewed this Week: Over Her Dead Body, Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: The Best of Both Worlds, The Eye and Strange Wilderness.
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On This Week’s Show: Neil is still boycotting the magical studio in the sky
for some time in Park City, so Kevin welcomes Jason Zingale from
Bullz-Eye.com as our featured guest. Together, Kevin and Jason set out to
offend everyone – from AIDS-infected prostitutes to Dolph Lundgren. And
while they have to guess on Rambo and Meet the Spartans (which weren’t
screened for critics), they weigh in on How She Move and Untraceable.
Films Reviewed this Week: Untraceable, How She Move, Rambo and Meet the Spartans
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On This Week’s Show: We go after our favorite targets in Hollywood — all the people we love to hate, but wouldn’t miss if they were eaten by the Cloverfield monster. Tracy Morgan, Uwe Boll and even Dane Cook — no one is safe from the wrath of two fat guys. We also pitch the next big reality TV show, a spinoff of 2Girls1Cup. Oh, and we talk about this week’s terrible releases and run through the news of the week. Be afraid Hollywood, be very afraid.
Films Reviewed this Week: The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything: A Veggie Tales Movie, First Sunday and In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale.
On This Week’s Show: In honor of fiction — we just make stuff up. We start by talking movies, as in, the slue of new flicks to hit theaters this weekend. We move onto wishing everyone a happy non-denominational Winter celebration — and Kevin denounces Kwanzaa. We also run down our Top Ten Favorite Christmas Movies of All-Time and talk about Jamie Lynn Spears and her bastard child to be. Look out world, it’s a Fat Guys’ Christmas Special!
Films Reviewed this Week: Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Charlie Wilson’s War and P.S. I Love You.
On This Week’s Show: We do an entire segment as Chipmunks in honor of this week’s release Alvin and the Chipmunks. We also do an entire segment as Will Smith in honor of I Am Legend — not really, but wouldn’t that be cool? Taking on the world of movie screenings, we unleash our Top Ten Biggest Movie Theater Douchebags list. We also talk (at length) about the Golden Globes and we pick the winners of our “24 – Season 6″ caption contest!
Films Reviewed this Week: I Am Legend, Alvin and the Chipmunks and The Perfect Holiday.
On This Week’s Show: On this week’s show we return to our standard format, sans guest host. Without the class of our good friend Kristin Dreyer Kramer, we return to our normally scheduled, highly offensive program, including at least one “Kevin Carr is a racist” moment. We also take a look at the movies of the weekend, some good and some very bad, run down our list of the “Top 10 Christmas Movies that Sucked Ass” (we’re looking at you Fred Claus) and we rap about all things entertainment news.
Films Reviewed this Week: Fred Claus, No Country for Old Men, P2 and Lions for Lambs.
On This Week’s Show: We talk about the dreadful beginning to awards season, including a few films that just won’t make the cut. We also talk creepy kids, as in “holy shit I can’t believe that little girl got her head chopped off” creepy, with our weekly top ten list. We also take a look at 30 Days of Night, the creepy vampire movie from Hard Candy director David Slade. And finally, Kevin responds to those who have called him a racist and a sexist just because he didn’t like Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?.
Films Reviewed this Week: 30 Days of Night, Things We Lost in the Fire, Gone Baby Gone, Rendition and The Comebacks.
